Tenders for IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

The competition is for the delivery of a cloud system for general case handling. The procurement's value is estimated to: above the EEA threshold. The volume is an estimate and is not binding for the contracting authority. See the procurement documents for further information. The contracting authority reserves the right to cancel the competition, i.a. in connection with budgetary coverage. This procurement is considered to have an immaterial impact on climate and the environment, cf. the Public Procurement Act § 5b third paragraph. The justification for this is that the procurement concerns the procurement of a digital system, where the procurement's nature means that the contracting authority has been cut off from affecting climate and environmental impact, as the requirements and criteria targeting these elements will not have sufficient connection to the delivery, cf. DFØ's environment supervisor. The obligation to make requirements for apprentices is considered to apply for this procurement, cf. the Procurement Act § 5h. See the contract for more information.

The provision of a mobile app to facilitate the booking of desks, lockers and parking spaces at the Office of Public Works, 1GQ, 1 Georges Quay, Dublin 2. D02 Y098

IT services for Digital Health: consulting, software development, Internet and support

The competition is for the delivery of a joint electronic patient journal (EPJ) for the public dental health service, with integration with a joint storage system. The system is provided as a continual service including operation, development and management.

The Charities Regulator proposes to engage in a competitive process for the establishment of a single party framework agreement for the design and development of a new website, website hosting, security, support and disaster recovery provisions, as well as ongoing support and maintenance and delivery of other website projects and services as required over the framework duration.

The Contracting Authority is seeking a suitably experienced and qualified firm to supply IT Managed Services for the Abbey Theatre's premises at 26/27 Lower Abbey Street and its associated buildings.

Maintenance, support, further development and expansion of CEFTA TRACES NT and related SPS digital systems. The platform supports the electronic processing, issuance and exchange of phytosanitary certificates, veterinary health certificates, CHED-like documents, pharmaceutical permits and other SPS-related documentation and data, as well as traceability, information exchange and risk management between competent administrations. A key objective of the contract is to further develop CEFTA TRACES NT towards fully electronic, end-to-end exchange of phytosanitary and veterinary certificates within CEFTA and, progressively, with the European Union, reducing and ultimately replacing paper-based exchanges where the necessary technical conditions are in place. This will include further development of electronic certification workflows, certificate models, validation mechanisms, electronic signatures and trust services, and the interfaces required for electronic data exchange. The contract will also support the completion, further development and operationalisation of the CEFTA Notification System for plant health and food and feed safety, including notifications concerning risks, non-compliant consignments, rejections and related follow-up information. The contract will cover continuous maintenance, security, performance and reliability of the platform, as well as upgrades and new functionalities required to respond to evolving operational needs. It will also support interoperability with local SPS systems of CEFTA Parties and relevant EU and international systems, including the further development of interfaces and automated data exchange to minimise duplicate data entry. Further development will seek to maintain close technical alignment with the EU IMSOC environment and TRACES NT, as well as relevant notification and information-exchange processes linked to RASFF/iRASFF, EUROPHYT and ADIS, where applicable. The overall objective is to establish a progressively integrated SPS digital environment enabling reliable electronic exchange of certificates, notifications and other SPS information within CEFTA and between CEFTA and the EU.

The objective of the procurement is to enter into a contract for the procurement of services for the management and further development of the National Archive's website nasjonalarkivet.no (WordPress). The website was launched in November 2025. Due to an extended extent of development on the site than was first anticipated, the National Archive announces a new competition for the service.

The objective of this procurement is to establish a multi-supplier framework agreement for the provision of software development expertise for the entire VR Group. The framework covers development needs arising across VR Group companies, including but not limited to passenger services, logistics operations, infrastructure-related systems, commercial platforms, customer-facing digital services, and internal operational systems. The procurement covers Web Development (e.g. web based technologies such as modern frontend frameworks and standards). Experts are assigned to VR's agile development teams, who operate according to VR's technology choices and established models where VR acts as the Product Owner and oversees overall project and development management. Work is carried out in a hybrid model, both on-site at VR's premises in Helsinki and remotely in accordance with VR's working guidelines. The service also includes a Supplier-appointed Service Manager (for reporting, invoicing etc.).

Provision of a Senior Integration Development Resource for the Student Information System Project